Top Agile Blog Posts

Are you preparing for a product manager interview at a leading tech company? You’re not alone. With product management emerging as one of the most sought-after career paths in technology, competition for PM roles...

A part of the daily activities for every Scrum team in Agile is to have meetings. The team members all decide a time that works for them, and they meet every day to bring...

Today, enterprises are more and more complex, while they still need to generate value to customers and stakeholders, they also need solid processes and frameworks to improve internal efficiency and performance, so they can...

The scrum master is a core member of the scrum team but still a very underrated one who may pose a challenge to the recruiting process. Whether this is your first Scrum Master interview, or...

You may have considered introducing a new manufacturing process while you are continuing to expand your manufacturing activity. With diverse approaches open to companies, Agile manufacturing is now one of the top alternatives. Agile...

What are Agile Requirements? In a landscape where companies seek ways to enhance their products and boost customer satisfaction, agile project management emerges as a powerful tool. This guide explores one of the key...

Ever experienced the uncertainty of estimating Agile tasks? Don't worry. Imagine, though, if there were a lively and collaborative method to infuse clarity and confidence into the process. That’s where Poker Planning comes in...

In Agile development, ensuring your software performs optimally is paramount. This blog breaks down essential strategies, from early testing integration to iterative refinement, providing a clear roadmap for incorporating performance testing into Agile methodologies....

Have you ever wondered about the scalability of agile methodologies as a business expands? The Spotify model in Agile is an example of a successful transition. This model has enabled Spotify to reach new...

Scrum's functions are somewhat different than traditional software approaches. There are three Agile roles: Product Owner, Production Team, and Scrum Master. Together they are known as the Scrum Team.  The Scrum Master The Scrum Master allows...